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JungHae Kim

Artistic director

Ensemble Mirable

About Ensemble Mirable:

Ensemble Mirable (Mirable - old French, meaning astonishing, strong, powerful) originated in 1996 at Indiana University's Early Music Institute while Ms. Blendulf and Ms. Kim were working toward graduate degrees.

In the summer of 2000, Ensemble Mirable won honorable mention in the second Dorian Group/Early Music America International Recording Competition for their performance of sonatas by Jean Zewalt Triemer. In 2002, they performed to critical acclaim and an enthusiastic audience at the Bloomington Early Music Festival and then followed this rousing success with the award of a Professional Development Grant by Early Music America, announced at the June 2002 Berkeley Early Music Festival.

In 2003/2004 audiences heard them perform on both the San Francisco Early Music Society and San Jose Chamber Music Society concert series. Performances on the Bach Concerti Project at the San Jose Chamber Music Series followed in 2005/2006 and 2007. Most recently, Ensemble Mirable performed a program entitled “Influenza Italiana” on the 2008/2009 SFEMS concert series. click here to read recent review

Reviews have described Mirable as “dramatic”, “intuitive”, “exquisite” and “impressive.”